Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-07-22

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the best in the state.
Attend the Special Sale at the Bee
lliye, Saturday, July 3Oth.
Henry George is paid SO night and
yet the people still use the old saw, talk
is cheap,
Mrs. DR.. BagIey left Wednesday for
a six weeks visit with her parents in
IIillsdale Co.
Henry Starks, of Arcadia, had his
barn badly demoralized by storm last
Saturday night.
The Toledo road expects to com
mcnce running trains through to Clare,
in about so days.
1.-Two fine oval niokle cornered show
cases for sale at Porters. Cost $1,000
will sell for $1,000.
Mems women's and boys Lawn
Tennis shoes. Best quality and low.
est prices, at W. Il. Kinchs.
The Congregational AID Society will
meet with Mrs. Frank Barnes, next
Wednesday, July p.
Go to the rink Saturday night and
have a free skate, The old reliable
band of 20 pieces will be there.
The new houses on Lancashire adj
dition are enclosed. They will be oc-
cupisd by the College faculty.
Gov. Luce and staff have accepted an
invitation to attend the &. A. h. ma
tionsl reunion at st. Louis next Sep
tember.
Dancing, skating, ice cream and
concert at the rink Saturday evening.
Admission 10 cents; no charge for
skates.
Nurse Downs of the Soldiers home
will not lie prosecuted, as the prosecut
ing attorney thinks he could not con-
vict him.
The church-going people of Howell
have pctitioned the management of the
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern rail-
road asking them to stop running Sun
day excursion trains.
A girl with too many beaux can thin
them out by going for ice-cream.
II is better to run young man off on
the ice.cream slide than to hurt his
feelings by asking him to discontinue
as visits.
Mulgie Brown is a shrcwd young Ger
man girl who struck the Sault Ste. Marie
about 10 years ago and went in to the
peanut business She invested her saw
ings in real-estate and when the boom
struck the town she prospered. Now
she is wothy $1,000
The members Of the Concord School
of Philosophy are inclined to admit
that the great difficulty in this life is
TO explain the relation between the
sensiby manifest and the ineligible
existent" This expresses the idea
very neatly, and it is worth going TO Con
cord TO promulgate it.
The Cratic. Co. Sunday School pic
mic viii be held in ST. Louis. Aug. 17th
| Excursion trains on all roads leading
to It. LOUIS. II is hoped that every :
9. in the county will he fully represent
ed, rs they have been heretofore. All
! that can be heard from will be furnish
/ ed blank reports TO c. H. Coats. Secre-
tary. Any school not receiving such
/ blanks Will apply to the Sec. for them
Ful! programs will be published later
We have just rccieved one of the pref
! test songs eyer written called There's
no one like Mother to me-" 10y Chss
| \. Davies. For nice home song. in
which both words and music are so very
pretty. 1t is hard TO equal. 1t can be
played on piano or organ, and will be
sent 10 any address for only / 2-cent
stamps. Address the publishers, j. c..
Greene & CO II and II Arcade, Cincin-
natti. Q.
Mr.. B. s. Webb has just received a
large shipment of Baxter Lucky Cigars
from tho famous Roper 4 Baxter CT
gar factory. OF Chicago. This cigar
VAS on exhibition at the Druggist con-
vention at petoskey, and was pro-
nOmced 10y all who smoked them to be
the very best cigar for five cents that
was ever shown in the society's history.
1t is pure Havana filler and Sumatra
wrapper and guaranteed To contain no
poisonous or artificial flavor. 1t should
be borne in mind that B. :. Webb, the
reliable druggist, has the sole agency
of this fine nickle cigar in this city, and
all smokers should give them a trial.
Ask for the Lucky Star Cigar. i32 M.
The following names are additional
subscribers to the band uniform fund.
Detroit Brewing Co. .......... ...... 800
Miller Bros. .................... 90
DR.. Lancashire. .....................2 200
M. l.. Jones ..................... ,00
Rev. }. VanAntwerp. ....... ...... l,0O